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The head .of the. Church will possess again L'.B free . - .. n) do and his dominions ; awl a Constitutioo, 1t mid. . DHE SD EN, MAY .25.-011 the 2lst the following d •.e on nature, and true policy, shallbless the Italian - • Intel;t4... to was poblishf el : / soil and render it impenetrable to any foreign power. , ,/ Hi• s Excellency Marsha ''.l..)uke of Valmy ar- i ". It is Francis who ; pro Mises you so happy and - rived.on the 19 h at Erfurt, wish .3 COIN of the i •ous an ex i sten c e . Europe k nows it • t. l • w ord . . ic arms, ;which in do their journey in carriages." gort. of this Prince is sacred-- . -is as immutable as pure; IlosTocK, MAY 20.-I,ieutetiant-General Blucher # Heaven speaks through his lips. Aw'ake, ,then, is at present at Stargard, and his whole corps is i t (j Italians. Rouse yourselvei. Of whatever pa rt y you• Swedish Pomerania. . . ' have been or now.are, fear nothiug, for you are LI NT z , ;ITA — ii9.---The Prince De Ponte COrvo Italians. , We come not to investi.zate—to punish is still here with t.-6 Sti;coll,, and the French divi- we come to aid—to deliver you. Will You remain sion commanded by General Dopas. The. French in the state of contusi o n in w hi c h y ou are sun k en ?, - Will.you behave , otherwise than the. Spaniards, thatadvanced pests are two l eacues b eyon d t h e b r id ge, on the left bank. The Austrians are at half a league's People of .heroes, whose words and attions are in: dis. harinony. , . • . .. . ." Do you love less than, they your holy.retigiou, Lan c e lM, MAY 27.--On the V2:l inst. M. D'Ur s • i, your honour, and the 'name of YoUr nation . ?Do you quijo p:esepted his cieclet . irtials as Charge d'Affaires ' ablinr leis than they, base servitude, because you of his Cal fiOliC Mdr:iy. . : ' wero seduced into its snares by fraudulent speeches; ' A week ago several corps arrived here, while : thou clli the ttTatment you have experinced has been lathers haVe set out for the shores of the Oder, with . r i lost r oppo , it , to thosq speeches. ita-iiino truth . a part of their artillery. ,and reason say to you, that so favourable an occa- ' No GoVernor has yet been nominated in the'place sign 'never offered itself of throWing of the yoke Of M. D.r. Lestocq, who is accused of being an ae• cast upon Italy. They tell you, thtit if yon do not cOmplice with Schill. General Touenzien, . who, listen to them, you incur the danger arising from 3 according to some papers, had been arrested, is in vittorious army, which subdues Withal.* considera the incrn while Governor. Other arrests are spoken. , (ion a people without a natn'e and without riglits; of in Kinriigsiwig. It is said, that in pursuance of .' that, on the contrary, if you clin g t o y our d e li ve rers, a Conveotion agreed, upon between Alexander and and conquer with them, Italy will re-assume .its , Napoleon, the neutrality of Prussia has beep ie- , ` station among the gkeatest nations of the earth, and cognized. t . . - • - • tray become again what,it once was, the fir St. . ?he report of ttie evacuation of the fortresses by. 1 " Italians !---a 'better . fate is in your hands; in our trocpe is still continued. , ~ hands which brought the torch of illumi n ation . i n to AUGsiIUAG; MAY 3O --•-I all the rrenou .. every . tit l larter of the globe, 'and restored to ,Etirope, cavalry here received orders to march towards the when , slink in barbarity, the scied , 44s, arts; and Tyrol. . ' worak. IlArisatiN, MAY 27.—The Commandant of this "Ye Milanese, Tuscans, N'enetians,'Piedrn6nte'e, place has *issued a Procipintaion, in conseqUence of beMindful of the period of your iiicielit.being.-- Certain perscns ," having bee'n pleay-d to circulate The days of peace ,and pipiperity may rettlitl to yoO the most abiord report~, and Spread alarm and, terror fairer' than ever, if your conduct render you worthy throughout the city," threatenilig every person : the blesied change.. ,• , , . . a with ari&St, who, as tristuil*rs of the public peace, ! ‘.‘ Italians ! hay.st beat the wiil, and yoh will he atm!l haldtri ,, i latinaoe to the prejudice of his go- Italians again, as g l o rious as your ancestors, as happy 0 0 vernmeot. .. • and.coniented as you ever wei'e in the fairest epoch l'Atts,"JuN's 5.—M. Devon, Dire tor-General o f of your history. the French Dviuseums, went thr,:bult Stutgad on the 10(ith in :t. on his way to Vi c wilo„ , 114uNicti. MAY Q6.---The Duke . of Danizic has 'issued a Proclamation inspruck, 're-inslat~ttg a'l the Magistrates who existed in the Tyrol betbre the insurrection. Jo ,Archduke of Austria." DAbiTZIC, MAY, intenige - tlCe was this day received, that the in the night he twe,n the iind 21st iiht. retreated IrOrn to LOA 10(1'101. The followingstGeneral Orders Were this dayissuesl in thi, place Grnrra► _C4A bni . W4k . Commandant of this city, adquainted the Field and other Oilieers of the garrisOti irf: Dant zic, that the Polish army un d er t h e or‘lers of P nice Poniatonsky hat; ell torecl old the sixth ltegimvot of Foot has taken from the ne w), it whi,le park of artillery, and made. 1000 pri soners. The enemy obstretneti in all. bis operations,: Seems to act wiViout any preeonceruid plan, and 'is not likely for any length of time to oppose the vie- . tori-us arms tit leis Imperial Majesty."—qtcyde Gaze P tto, 'Juno 12.) Vtgtst Mt, NIA Y 24,—The - Gazette Of On day ,Con 'tains the following article :-- . . • ... ' " Four times have. the French entered Austria, Sad 'twice the capital of the nienarchy. But hoe; lliffer!'ilt are the circumstances 'now,from•.the year taos : Thi;n• the French army •found the inlilit.. tints of Vienitabowed down by calamities they liEd Tot Merited, but ennobled by that in.tsculine resig nation 'which renders the unhappy .:Ev . , , it respedable. With a noble pride, they itysiriecl nil priiceedine,l Which become a tanatio pepulace rather than a ci vilized gevertimeeA . , This conduct secured to' the people of V,;entra the este.etnat't be conqueror; amdbg the moriliteents of which esteem is the city arsenal, . which' he refu'sed'te (Ouch. This respe6t was a lies .. , ~ ?MN, ' Aux so.—Accotain, , to yestet . clayis Qa- Amy I ;ained 'by the vanquished tiver•t'lle Ineincitle..—.. _ 4 .. , 0 .:4 D b ~_ ) .. , , om rovt ssy )as left tins cey in Paris and Berlin reicuuded witi. the praies whiCll ' tl '' Li/e1 " . puts...ilt of the eitertiy, whostt intention. it Was to the Frt!tich warriors tewe *the Attstrlan . charaCter. ekcite a -Itetiolut ion in • Polatt,• I, _ tor the • purpose of `s Mutt are the times chan b red ! Terrori4m, which, incorporating Warsaw.. with Gatlicia, , s 'tic', Vies banished fronythe shores of 'the Seine., had lately hencefOith to be governed by the . Archduke Maxi shaken her bloody toreh over Madrid and Lisbon, miliau. whence she had been driven by the Freech eagles ; . On the 20th 'instant the fortress of Zanilas was appeared to seek an askluM in the Austi . ian 'Cab;iiet. I taken by our troops by ass.tol,t. Three theusssed 4 force and artitice, the peasantt was torn from. his Wren were taken prisoners, and .thirty .pieces of cottage; the:mini) irom his . workshop, the 'father • • ortlitance were. fottud in the place. f.sy the boot- Porn his affli - ted 'children. All the boods of tiiciety bardment a powder magazine was blown up.--(The were broken, all the principles of public law abjured. • •„,„„ D. j et „ 1 Calumnious libels were made use of to mislead the ''''''". 4 (1 ').. Anstrians •; insurret'Aional proclamations, and the PASSAU,- MAy 42.4.—,Nccording to fetters / from Lintz, the Prince of Prime Cory() • (Marshal Demo. promise of a share in the bouty, were to forma party 111 foreign countries. Imperial Prinees did not blush j tiotte). has crossed the Dittube xsith a numerous to sign proclamations preaching of til;erty, quality, army, composed of French, , Sax on , Wi rt e tn beig, and of rut olutionizing states ; words, op account of Bre. troop', in :,,•••Ider to take the Austvians in the rear, which Austria hed, during many years, . made war while the 4 , • • •ierur Napbleoe, with his Whole force, on France, and • attacked the Archduke 'Charles in front. setts so many vittitns . to INlunkatch, Whose manes stiliwcry for vengeance.. A troop of Lztrztc, MAY 30.—8 y a Courier dispatched enraged individuals; a Jew day s since, traversed the from Vienna on the, 2-Jtii inst. 'certain intelligence streets of Vienna, and contpelled-by blows the peace- f has been rel'eived, that up to that day the greatest ful t itizens' to . arin them.elves. with a few 'rusty order and tranquility'prev:ided in that capital. tnui.kets and place themselves:en the rimpirms 'lite ' Wre learn that the ltussian army under the orders banks of the. ritnutie wete mar beholding "a Povern- of Prince Gallitzin has left its cantonments, 'and is anent of sans culottes presided by a Prince, who ex- marching by Chaim to Lemberg. ' Another column posed Vienna toe siege, without even giving notice of. itess4m .troops was destined to march against to the citizens to pri Nide water to extinguish the Warsaw; to dislodge the Austrians, but in conse s flames. it is thus that in a desperate state we think qttence'of• , their having eyacuated the Duchy, this all means lawful. Austria cantior 6aecea ' l this : she • as taken einot her dire ;on. bears a cruel disease within bet---her pope column h; money, ' This.evil has reached its last crisis. The ccovulsiotts of the Cabinet prove it ~: its nations. were. those of a man in a fever : but the, Only physician, the only saviour is with us. His proclamation gives us the con.olatory hope that he does not confound the spirit of party w itit the spirit of the peopl 1 that lie has brought with him his ancient turret imi tor the people of Vienna; and that he sees in them the loyal men of 1805. Git AB ROWSK Etats, JUN E, 7.—The American Sloop the Syren, ,which so „sail from .Baltimore on the sth of last month, arrived in I:Orit,:nt the 30th ult. having a Messenger on I) ard, charged with dispatches for the Gtm4ILIMCIIt. Yesterday the last Lottery for the service of the year was Ontracied for by Alesirs. I.llol4AttosoN anti Co. and Sivetwr and Co. at tGI. as. 1 od. per Ticket. This Lottery islo be drawn in 'one day, viz. 20th Oetober, on a new and improved plan, suggested by the Ch.incellor of the Exchequer; tor, the prevention of insurance. 'Tin.: bidding were as under :7 it not, Citizens of Vieuva, our unanimous desire to'unite our efforts, that the favourable °pi- Ilion he has of us may never change ?" _ _ PARIS, MAY 27.--Thi: following is the Proclarria tiou dispersed by the Archduke Julio; on his en trance into Italy • " ITALIANS !--.Give car to, , the voice. of truth and-reason. These tell you that you are the slaves of France ; that you for her waste your gold and Your blood . . . . . The kingdom of Italy is a mere a vain name. The conscription, the busibens, the opptessions of every kind s the no thingness 01 your political exiatvoce ; these alone are realities. RiChaidson and Svvilt ,C. 16 8 to Bish and Co. - z 6 , 2 6 Hensley and Co. - 15 17 6 - Shovel! - - - 1 5 ►j 9 Cope • - - JS t 4 . The Scheme will be pohli, , hed.in a few days, and the Ticketti issued on Tuesday ncx.t. Yesterday a numerous mob assembled in Smith field Market, in ,consequent e of land bills adver tising a woman to be sold. It was expeEted that the husband would elegantly deconte his rib with_ a hempen necklace, and lead her to the place of public sale, where she was to be consigned to the best bid der. To prevent this disgraceful scene, the Civic posse comitatis stationed thernselves with the staves of authority in front of the Rath Inn. This precau tion produced the desired °flea on the married J3e neditl, who, instead of marching forth in triumph, reluelantly returned with his, tard bargain, to dream of future happiness, consoling hitnieli with'the old observation--" what , cannot be cured, Must be en dured." Several light-fingered praaitioners were s , Idl e d itom the unob, and act.:onunodated with lodging in the POnitry Compter. • • Reason also tells you, that in such a state of de gradatiort,,you can neither be esteemed, remain at peace, nor be Italians. Do you wish to be once flute Italians ? Unite, diet), your hearts, and - yonr, Power to the ge'nerous arois of the Emperor. Francis. At this moment he causes a powerful body to de tieend'into Italy. He sends them, not to gratify en WI:, thirst of conquest, but to defend himself, and I.ectare the indepehtknce of all the nations of 14u!ope,, which are threatened by a succession of at tacks that gIICAV no doubt of the inevitable slave' y pre' ared for them. " If God protea the virtuous exertions of the Emperor Francis, and itis rui.ghty allies, Italy-bital► 1 . . ._, .• , . . sin, : , . . - : : The w Sympathy hieb• (he •Misforftmes of 'upright , ' .~ .end 'tinfortunate SovrietoS, ale ay 's -zcitc. - :n goo - Tit r. other. day, tUrnine over a volume of the Lon.. : . 0 rhinds, , ,has, , iin• the in t f ' thel 14' . arict. () Ate: ..ins :of n in reaset .3. the t tsapnointment 9 63 " iNt ., t l zlne. I . found in the - Poetry h few line!. Sweden bee • e / h , l. .% •. • f . that ,truck me as - applicable .to tfie nresent race or the hopes of:peace whklit the Revoittifolifkiiettley.: Fee '.' cin v en: : I sly nothing of the Peet ri t ° hot " : Mined ftorn'his depe.ition., The follOwine,'Othetio the prefielfen made in the year 1758 was amply fill- . t . descriptioti adds still more to our cOmmiser.ilitin for filled in the subsenneneiyears„ and at the ,are or ; the sufferings of thin injured •NlonarCh.:-. 1763,,,1et us hope ithat'aii the •condua'ofFiiince has • • A }.. 1 .,- i • 9 Li 1 - . , •- d ... lc r , r rom , . 1 00411.. M, 01 Ine ii instant,. says, been : more atr , ICIDUS 'in 1808; so that 'her h umilia. " The Q disc I 6 • • "ff ' . . ueen, the nso ate - ue , 'n,.is su erect•to ton may -I)4lii proportion: . ' have . aceess to the Ki ,, g , in liii coi , tinetne. nt iil Grips.- ' Ci)pled from the London Mat'oziee, Marelt i 1758. h o l m. , r All the Ladies of +Honour and' comity . et. , Sent . ny a great said 'nook Peer ti . n the ciktlmi- teridabte.have withdrawn theinselvt's from ti-r . Ma. . , • - ,•• .. ~ iiistration) some mite - ago. ', Fier! with not ra - ke the 'phrentic sf:rs; of Fr.incl.', female 4lemestie s s and a lad,- wbo :ire assiduous hi 44 The 5u11 . ..i iii - .: ‘vorld to b00..142e ~ ..4: ,t ky Lit.: ; their, attendance i their servic e s are requtted by " • N ations must sink to raise her Inc , -her Maje n sty, vi• hose means, it is well know, are : .. very seamy. The . firstinterview in the Ca.ole, 4 •' And thousands 41ccd to eternize Ler n a m e. • am assured by.an eye witness, was th e in , ,stafferit. P But, lo f IL:r gloris fade I her F.inplN's past; ... - - ins; beetle be ever beheld. -The Que e n, o n see . t. , She madly conquers, but she'll t a li at fast. . " Lost and confounded she shall Obilcl4., rove, inn - her, husband pale and emaciated, tell at hi s , 0 feet and tainted. The Crown Prince, who le " And more bewildered every step 4 hell:ave., •. about, ten years of age;. and who had been till now "August 24,.18a8, ~ ' , .. .. ' . 6 6 G...._...." • kept ignorant of the sittiation of his father, burst in. to.tears, and conjured his Royal Parents to impart to him the cause of their sorrow. When C. l'eu. nis Wrangel and Baron Lagerbjelke were al,put to • withdraw, the Princethrew hituself at their feet, and; 'frantic with grief exclaimed,' "Do not leave me ! . Don't you see my mother bow she cries! 'What teas my , father done .?" ' The following ehara6lers of Gustavus and the Queen are drawn by a person who has resided . for a long.time at Stockholm :—. ' I.'fie KIN G'Or SWEDEN.-This unfortunate Prince bears a striking resemblance to the best pore raits o f Charles XII. and seems not to neglect the addition of similar.habiliments ;. for teeny ar the first glance 'you would think that the portrait of his renowned ancestor had walked from its canvas. He is thi n. . but well made; about the middle statute, pale, and with eyes, whose eagle beams strike w lib the force of lightning: look at them, and while he is in thought, they appear rernat kably c.ilin altd Svieet ) teat when-he looks at men and speaks, the v . v.aeity of his manner, and the brilliancy tit his eniinieniince are•beyond description. Kis mouth is well sheeecl, with small mustachios out iris upper lip, and his unit' mopped, anti without nitwder, is combed up from his Pkireheati. • Te:e Queest. OF SSVCDI►.II.-Thi4 amiable, thiS diseotisolate Princess, ts in i.! interestihgly beautiful ; very et ich reseinblin„; her r•ister the ligiopr e s: of This. slit. , ,She is fair,..with exnrcsse,tl. tgetzeyes,,her tea. tures. nre tine, but Abe affability •if her coutitenanee, sinii,, and engaging air., indeeendenilY of o•.er ~ dial:tn., world be sutlicient tO fascinatLt every L. art alittolt ti..': forget•she was a aut.en in her Joe it i..s as' a, woman. r She dresses with exquisite taste. The lest time she g,raced the sitiie-butc at fte th•a tre, hef Majesty wore her hair in light hut' t,ixiiriant tresses yver her brow and heat, nod 1•.,,, , ,...7.1 a \ yid ) , a doll';fk tIiaCWIIIOtVWL•III, Hot r i AL,e v, 11 i Spk•t1(11(.1-' ly enthiiidered, and on her breast, she well,: tile badges x7l' the Order of St. Cat 11041 C. ' And certainly it most lie acknowledged, that the stars; t,vtiel her of distinclinit ur of beauty, ' ne\er shown brighter than on the bloom of the. fair FI-len of the Noun ; for tie.i,•: thi. Oeautilial:Qu' en is generally cliiiiiipished, thiaiil ,:t. may be come appiopr.:itely comparrd to Andrinn.a.he, %%host neaufics„.i•-rely as they, were, Wert; yet transcended by. the Wore endearing - FA:o f of the clitte Wile and the tentice; moth e „c; . . The ancient animosity - which "eAisted Netween the British and Spanish nations has at last 13CVn entirely and fortunmely done.away by the generosiiii display ed in the conouttofthe tOrnier to the, lattee, Every day ,brings neA. proofs of the total: change of:o . pinion which has ,t sken place among our Tatriotia Concerning those they. once abhorred,,,ts heraics.— This feeling is not confined, in, its operations y the mother country; it has spread to its : colonies it% the • new yo , orld, where any interenurse . Withany foreY,ur ers.waS fort - tied)? so strictly forbidden. In the inotith of ,Febrnary last, Sir James Cockburn, Governor qf CUreiCtiai rect ive,l a stri king • pledge of that ,spirit cA hive and benevolignce fur the tiAtiou. At tended lay several otficeks, .he repaired to Li ,Goira, on the coast of Terra Firma, where the ;greatest 110. 7 tours were lavished 'upon him. ~From• thence io the 'CataCeas, on a visit to the captnin-General of that . prOtlitice,. in,tlke capital of which he made, a kind of triumphal entry, amidst • too -hozns and, .blessings of the multitude, and where public din ners, b.ills, plays, concerts,. l,alas, Asse(nbliei, a d every species. of entertainment, were given its rapid sueceSsiun. Mier visiting the contents, chiirenvs, public buildings,,and theatres, the baits,. ceinto.t6, and coek-figitts,- and experiencing all ttie kindness and in tention.in the . Towel of peoi.le,,o Lines Cockburn departed, attetid..d.t.y the wine honours eetenlohir3 as at his prrival act,:ent p,il)•ed by all (he gt•and.e.i;••nd nooks, alp.' a retinue Cl ettiLtr,,' preceded and ruttoWed ley a de taclootnit.otl • stutmen by • tie applauses, and 'petued ny the salutes of an Admit tug poptlJaCc.. edniCCai is a 1,41 ge • and tee:in...ne e city; it is said to contain a pop6l.igon of 40,600 sot*, and is ex. ceihaitiysu e ptled mini, pro. isions el ev..•ry La Gana is to Caraccas , loat Gleennek is to Glasi" guw ; the Merchants in t-e lur icier piece being g t t.. nerally only agents for ttie latter. Ttion ; ll it can net boast of much beauty, La Guna is very singu larly situated at the bottom oil mount.tittss' rising graimilly from the sea, Sin! cut erect, fur Ihe molt part, to their summits, with trces. 1( i, tint of vast extint, bin appears to be ki.c; TOWatill the sea, and' on t:very cott.(l,.:i6ahe;tieight behind the towy,• are heavy b:ltietio. Caraccas, on tire conirafy, is not jortiiied, and is siLtraied iti a tine pi en, about, fourteen riffles from the coast ; the road to it is cut over, and' upon, the ~I• prbdigtous mountains; •it extremely re:lir:int:, but so steep and rugged, in roost, pt,,c:.es, as to tit passable only on mules. English . manuil.etiires, especially otton goods, abound, bath tne •-tores at Caraccas, and at La Guira; while the produce . of the conntry is extremely b h. . h l.lriiiah Spe culator, .therefore L has no etic4uragement iit thesis „Markets,. Unless lie ship German linens, • which would answer, just now, uncommonly well. There are not many English - here at present, but those who are, ale excellent patriots, and please the Spaniards by ‘v taring on their cockades, " gerdinand the Without this, indeed, or being by any chance mist4kett fur .a Petichman, asSirssination might ensue. If we judge by the sentiments they express, what deleime,-the Spaniardtt of this country would make agriitiSt t .corninon enemy, and should they prove even hilt so f'uriou in ttion, std they are in menace, an invading army would soon be cut to atoms; 'ln varicus parts of the road, from La Guira to Caraccits, are gibbets, : or rather poles, with the heads of some unfortunate captives, or ffi other, axed- on them, in ir o n cagesi. They are said to be. those of the urisoners taken from' Mi randa. About 30 leagues to the' leeward of La Guira, is Porto Cavallo, which was likesvise visited by . his Exceilency and Stair. Porto Cavallo' has an excellent harbour, well defended by ,`totne powerful torts, and is a‘regulat naval station, under the coot mand of an Admiral. - The mown is small, clean, and 'airy ;•-but being below the surface of time sea, and surrounded by water; is reckoned 'unhealthy. Here again ate met lamp posts,. bearing the remains of &collated cm:enlist:us.' CeIALLIND„GE, June. 14. On Monday at a Con'gregltion held in the Senate house, tht: gentkineu were achnittcd'to t 1 undertuei! t ion vit degrees ; Bache/ars of Divinit:j.—Mews. StMillard,. of Si. John's; Elunhersley, °I - Clare-hall, Sunlit, of NL.i ditlen colic ; and Davie of Sidney college. Bacheli)rs in Law.—Messrs,Coi ranee and fiardiog, of Trinity;-hall ; and Aquity of Emanuel college, Masters of Arts.—Wasrs. Fiott, of St: ; 'Wright, 0,1 Jesus ;' Gwillittcr, , of Trinitt College and Cautly,' , of Clare-hall. • Bachela . )• of Arts.—Mr: Dicks3n, of Trinity Cal lege • . The ReY. Matthew R:tine, D. a Master of the Charter-ht.usc Scho,Jl, i, elected preacher to the So cie.ty of Giro) , 's Inn, on the resignat iou of t he..present Th*hop of Rochester. The Lord Bishop of Lincoln has presented the Rev. Adam Baynes, son of the Rev. W. Riekingholl, to the redory of Ad,toek, Buk ks, The Rev. D. Scott has nominated the Rev. F. Cookson, of Leeds, to the.curaoy of Simonbutn. OXPORD, JT.NE 10. 7 .0 n Thursday the following Gentlemeu were anmitted to pewees, ii, Congrega tion DoCior in Medicine.—Richard Sirnmonq, of Cu, ist Church. Bachelor iv Civil Law.—nevt Joim E. Ta. leton, of AU Soul's 41Tasters of 6.—Rev . Jolla Crtrreit 8u4.e11, of ()H e ) Coke; It ..v. F 13.e1.1t.7 of o Cif►le e, hr. Qcorr ot (..furpus Christi College; Rev. Join, 'We 4t, 0! St. H 311; Rev. John of Si. ALtry Hail ; Rev. Christop.ler Caj)el, of University • Bachelors of arts.- 7 .tiotiry (forge Liddell, E.q. of filJzen-nose college; Mr. Mark J 'au". Brazen-nose college: Mr. Lewis Slieyl, at Cann church ; Mr. ioho Beatiie4, of Lincola eollego. EXTRACT OF A LETTZRFROM 1131,1001414 D, MAY 30 A very pliant actions was fought on the 2ist instant, by the 4.11,ert hoed cutter, moutitftig ,two 3 , pounders and . ' two earroitadvs, contini . uuted by Lieutenant INIACDOctGAL, whit a crew consisting of ~il l, lll -boys, tot master, .and himself. Proceeding tip the Jahole with a convoy, four I) ini,h privateers were discovered in-'shore, rcintorceirnelita of men from the 'tench stationed there. '.l.'hey soon made salltovvarLis tile convoy, which Lieutenant M, in his small cutter bravery re , olved to protect. With that intention he hum do‘‘n on the etteiny, keeping between them and the vessels tinier his charge, and in that situation iniantain,;(i an action, trepiewly within pistol shot, for 1,,v0 hours, when be bid the satistiletton to SCti the uln,le cor.ruy sate in port.— Th e 4/ea had none killed or u , ouncled, arid only received aft grate 1111 w gre shot through Cie ill • eight men are said to have been kilted on btiant the; pritateers. When the ui , parity of Loire i i i.onsizier ed, too)) of the privitteer.i hiving not less men on board, it is'clittieult sufficiently to apFreet;tte the steady courage and superior -eau - Kinship or Lieut. iACOOLIOAL, and the bravety t,t i,i-; ititte •crew., tiy which tour privatems, .eaelt t-,1•041i.jy :Ape: %or rti f orco to the Alert, were prevated frcm lath% a single %lOW of tho couvoi.". ti Lit ef.Pun.—t-TLere is 'Mole :PIOUS than readily sugesis itsftlt to obserter, in the rta,:t;ing rge amongst the bucks fur ,aottnihttiug their etil r i uso and themselves to stage euticne, mi stage coachmen'. --Example : A farmer wh lives a few miles south of Stamford, at a village which is half a Mile from the roa.l, lately direaed one of hibotncrs to take a nasket, which contained a etc tiff for a itiend,in hkindon, to the load and dells:er it to a particular coach, which would be 'he firm. that passed upward. In two or three tninu44.4, trump tting along came hoi appeared to be the coach for woich the inaa w iited, and he delivered hi.i parcel and phi , tor the carriage,. as diAirecl. The wag of a coaclitmn, his crew in the drag, exulting in their succesti,dro6a to the .Fountain Inn, at Huntingdon, witc h .. th e y.' tine 4 well off a fine green goose anti early pe.ts a m i en t,, o f I r k balk et), and after ards rpicketl the bonei ai,d the pea..SWiltii, and forward?d me pteient, by a real coach, agreeahly to the direction !